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potatoes

Potatoes are one of the most common vegetables eaten by people across the globe. Not only are they especially satiating, but they are packed with valuable nutrients including vitamin B6, vitamin C, manganese, and potassium. Though they can be high in carbs and calories if they’re fried in grease, they’re typically considered a fairly healthy… Read More

pink peony

Peonies are known for their beautiful pink, white, and yellow leaves and their wonderful fragrance. However, as a dog owner, it’s imperative to know about the various types of plants and foods that can be potentially dangerous to your pet’s health. So, do peonies fall into this category? We’ve done our research on these plants… Read More

dog staring at his sleeping owner

For thousands of years, dogs have been man’s best friend, evolving to intuitively cater to a human’s habits and emotions. If you’re wondering if your dog knows when you’re sleeping, we’ve got the answer you need! While it’s not an easy task to determine exactly how smart a dog is, many researchers believe that an… Read More

green apples on a basket

Green apples can make crunchy, delicious, sour treats for us—and our dogs might enjoy them, too. That’s right—if served safely, green apples can be a safe and healthy treat for dogs. These apples are packed full of vitamins and are an occasional ingredient in dog foods. However, it’s important to be safe when feeding them… Read More

petunias in a white pot outdoor

Petunias are beautiful flowers that are popular among gardeners with dogs because the plants are non-toxic to animals and people. Some people believe that since the flowers are so vibrant, that automatically makes them poisonous to dogs. This is not true, and the petunia is proof that not all pretty plants are poisonous. The ASPCA… Read More

dogs eating food from bowls

Every animal fits into one of three categories related to its diet. Cats are carnivores; rabbits, horses, and ruminants are herbivores; pigs and dogs, like people, are omnivores. That’s what most people have always thought, anyway. A growing body of veterinary professionals and researchers are providing strong arguments for dogs being carnivores rather than omnivores…. Read More

puppy in mirror

Dogs aren’t just soft and fluffy pets that take up residence in people’s homes. Many dog owners also receive care from their dogs as they care for their pets. Dogs have the ability to connect with humans in a special way, and their emotional and social intelligence are topics of research and debate. For years,… Read More

burned dog paw

Have you ever wondered why dogs get red paws? Does your dog have red paws and you’re concerned about what’s causing it? If this is you, you’ve landed on a spot that will explain four possible reasons why your dog’s paws are red. Dogs with red paws usually lick and chew the paws, which can… Read More

Yellowstone National Park

Yellowstone National Park is the United States’ first national park that opened on March 1, 1872. It comprises 2.2 million acres of wildlife, geysers, and other geologic wonders of nature, such as the Grand Canyon. Thousands of visitors come to camp, explore, or lodge in Yellowstone, and some wonder if they can bring their dogs… Read More

pink peony

If you’re a lover of both gardening and cats, you probably already know that some flowers and plants are toxic to your feline friend. Cats are extremely curious, so any flower in your garden will be subject to their prying noses and mouths. One of the plants you have to be careful of if you… Read More

cashews

There is concern over what types of nuts are safe for dogs to eat due to the potential health issues in dogs that a variety of common nuts we consume may cause them. Cashew nuts are generally safe for dogs to consume and are not toxic. As a dog owner, you might be considering adding… Read More

Nylabone Dura Chew Textured Toy

Nylabones flood the chew toy market with many options available, such as flavors, size, edible, and non-edible. Dogs seem to love these things, and they can be good for dental hygiene. Even though Nylabones are readily available at any pet store, whether online or in-person, have you ever worried about giving your dog a Nylabone?… Read More